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Republican U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner is introducing a bill he says would help lower gas prices.
The Colorado Senate welcomed 35 new members on Monday as fifth-grade girls from across the state took the oath of office as "Senator for a Day."
A "cottage foods" measure to allow home cooks to sell prepared foods commercially is headed to the desk of Gov. John Hickenlooper.
A proposal to allow Colorado business owners and employees to use deadly force against suspected intruders faces its toughest test yet in the state Senate on Monday.
Senate Democrats approved a measure to create a smartphone application that shows Colorado locally owned businesses.
After a delay, Colorado lawmakers are moving ahead with legislation to tweak an unusual state law that banned local governments from investing in federal securities.
Female lawmakers in Colorado are donning antique hats and giving out cupcakes to mark 100 years since the election of Colorado's first female state senator.
Senate Democrats rejected a Republican attempt to legalize gold and silver coins as usable currency amid fears about the nation's financial stability.
Colorado Senate Democrats want locally owned businesses to show up on smartphones, but Republicans opposing legislation to make it happen say there are already a bunch of apps for that.
A new bill at the Legislature aimed at clearing up an ambigious tax credit moved forward this week at the Capitol.
A bill to scale back strict Columbine-era school discipline policies cleared the first hurdle in the Colorado Senate, but it's got a ways to go with lawmakers who think the legislation tries to do too much.
Sen. Michael Bennet voted with his party against the Blunt Amendment and said the context of the debate over contraception is wrong.
Colorado is debating a proposal to encourage drug users to report overdoses. A bill giving limited criminal immunity to people who report overdoses faces another test Thursday in the Colorado Legislature.
Pot shops looking for more professional respect want to see a "responsible medical marijuana vendor" designation under consideration in the Colorado Senate.
Lawmakers are deciding whether to scale back strict Columbine-era school discipline policies under a Colorado bill in the state Senate.
